Burnley in talks with FAW to appoint Craig Bellamy as manager after splitting with Scott Parker

Burnley, a team from the Championship Continue to open contacts with the Welsh Football Association. Regarding the possibility of bringing in Craig Bellamy, the manager of the Welsh national team. Come take the position of new team manager Although he recently signaled that he is not in a hurry to return to club work immediately. The Clarets are recruiting a replacement for Scott Parker, who left the team in April. After the club was relegated from the Premier League, according to a report from the Press The association stated that Burnley have made initial inquiries to FAW, but as of now no agreement has been reached. Bellamy, 46, a former Liverpool and Manchester City striker, is no stranger to Turf Moor having previously worked as assistant manager under Vincent Kompany. Future with the national team Bellamy still has two more years on his contract with Wales and ahead of the friendly against Ghana earlier this month. He made it clear that he remains fully focused on the national team. Aiming to take the team to Euro 2028, although admitting that there are offers from other places. Ready to see being a national team coach as a special opportunity that I don't want to pass up. Performance with Wales Bellamy led the team to the World Cup play-offs earlier this year. But missed out on tickets after losing on penalties to Bosnia and Herzegovina. in the semi-finals in Cardiff in March latest situation Burnley is still considering the decision and waiting for a final decision. Both from the club themselves and the Wales side's stance on Bellamy's future.